Re: Bad Rash..Will it ever go away??

[Guest guest]

Try to rub some Chlorphenamine liquid.  Chlorphenamine can deal with medication

allergic and rash, a doctor had ever told my mother, can crush the

Chlorphenamine tablets (a small bottle) and add little water, then rub the

liquid to rash skin (not to eat, eat with much side effect) 3 or 4 times a day.

Often it do work 3 to 4 days.

 

JL

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From: DIANA <dmniemes@...>

Sent: Fri, June 4, 2010 10:19:37 PM

Subject: [ ] Bad Rash..Will it ever go away??

 

Our son, 23 months old, has had a bad rash on his belly and lower back for quite

some time but for the past two days it's been a little worse and he even has

some near his groin area. It's been getting real bad and he has scratch marks

all over because it itches him.

We had stopped giving him Epsom salt baths for a couple of days and it seemed to

be doing better and now that we've started the baths again it seems to be worse

than ever. Could he be allergic to the Epsom salt?

Supplement wise, the only new thing we've been giving him is the 500 mcg of

Mb12. I've even tried to increase his yeast protocol (GSE, OLE & No-Phenol) but

the rash is still there or maybe getting worse because I've increased his yeast

protocol.

I was thinking of making a doctor's appt. so they can send him a cream but I

would'nt want to put him a cream that could be harmful to him. Would cortizone

be ok? Or could the Mb12 be causing the increase in yeast/rash, if so, should I

be giving something else along with Mb12 that can help with the yeast and make

his rash better?

I feel very bad for him and just want to see his soft baby skin again:/

Any help/ suggestions please!

[Guest guest]

Sorry, I mean Chlorphenamine Maleate Tablets

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From: J L <ilovett9999@...>

Sent: Fri, June 4, 2010 10:39:40 PM

Subject: Re: [ ] Bad Rash..Will it ever go away??

 

Try to rub some Chlorphenamine liquid.  Chlorphenamine can deal with medication

allergic and rash, a doctor had ever told my mother, can crush the

Chlorphenamine tablets (a small bottle) and add little water, then rub the

liquid to rash skin (not to eat, eat with much side effect) 3 or 4 times a day.

Often it do work 3 to 4 days.

 

JL

________________________________

From: DIANA <dmniemes@...>

Sent: Fri, June 4, 2010 10:19:37 PM

Subject: [ ] Bad Rash..Will it ever go away??

 

Our son, 23 months old, has had a bad rash on his belly and lower back for quite

some time but for the past two days it's been a little worse and he even has

some near his groin area. It's been getting real bad and he has scratch marks

all over because it itches him.

We had stopped giving him Epsom salt baths for a couple of days and it seemed to

be doing better and now that we've started the baths again it seems to be worse

than ever. Could he be allergic to the Epsom salt?

Supplement wise, the only new thing we've been giving him is the 500 mcg of

Mb12. I've even tried to increase his yeast protocol (GSE, OLE & No-Phenol) but

the rash is still there or maybe getting worse because I've increased his yeast

protocol.

I was thinking of making a doctor's appt. so they can send him a cream but I

would'nt want to put him a cream that could be harmful to him. Would cortizone

be ok? Or could the Mb12 be causing the increase in yeast/rash, if so, should I

be giving something else along with Mb12 that can help with the yeast and make

his rash better?

I feel very bad for him and just want to see his soft baby skin again:/

Any help/ suggestions please!

[Guest guest]

Thank you very much for responding. We will look into trying this out.

>

> Sorry, I mean Chlorphenamine Maleate Tablets

>

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: J L <ilovett9999@...>

>

> Sent: Fri, June 4, 2010 10:39:40 PM

> Subject: Re: [ ] Bad Rash..Will it ever go away??

>

>  

> Try to rub some Chlorphenamine liquid.  Chlorphenamine can deal with

medication allergic and rash, a doctor had ever told my mother, can crush the

Chlorphenamine tablets (a small bottle) and add little water, then rub the

liquid to rash skin (not to eat, eat with much side effect) 3 or 4 times a day.

Often it do work 3 to 4 days.

>  

> JL

>

> ________________________________

> From: DIANA <dmniemes@...>

>

> Sent: Fri, June 4, 2010 10:19:37 PM

> Subject: [ ] Bad Rash..Will it ever go away??

>

>  

> Our son, 23 months old, has had a bad rash on his belly and lower back for

quite some time but for the past two days it's been a little worse and he even

has some near his groin area. It's been getting real bad and he has scratch

marks all over because it itches him.

>

> We had stopped giving him Epsom salt baths for a couple of days and it seemed

to be doing better and now that we've started the baths again it seems to be

worse than ever. Could he be allergic to the Epsom salt?

>

> Supplement wise, the only new thing we've been giving him is the 500 mcg of

Mb12. I've even tried to increase his yeast protocol (GSE, OLE & No-Phenol) but

the rash is still there or maybe getting worse because I've increased his yeast

protocol.

>

> I was thinking of making a doctor's appt. so they can send him a cream but I

would'nt want to put him a cream that could be harmful to him. Would cortizone

be ok? Or could the Mb12 be causing the increase in yeast/rash, if so, should I

be giving something else along with Mb12 that can help with the yeast and make

his rash better?

>

> I feel very bad for him and just want to see his soft baby skin again:/

>

> Any help/ suggestions please!

>

>

[Guest guest]

,

Sounds like it might be eczema. Google it and see if the rash matches as there

are several different types. For many spectrum kids, eczema is often caused by

a shortage of Essential Fatty Acids. I would definitely try giving him fish oil

to see if that helps. We used Nordic Naturals Omega Complete 3-6-9 originally

to help my son's speech, but it had a side effect of clearing up eczema.

Starting at 22 months, I gave my son 1 capsule/day (prick the capsule and

squeeze out the liquid onto a spoon) in the morning. Within a couple of weeks

the eczema was much improved and after 3 months it was totally gone and has

never returned.

Also, if it is eczema, these are some tips to try to keep it from getting

worse.

1. Keep your son's nails trimmed short.

2. No HOT baths, tepid or warm only.

3. Use very little soap and then " Free and Clear " types only. The same with

laundry detergent.

4. After bath, use Aquaphor or a cream ( we liked the Eucerin one with oatmeal)

all over before putting on pjs.

5. Cotton/not stiff clothing only

If it isn't eczema, it could be an allergic problem. Since it is on his belly

and lower back, if could be something in his bath like the soap or the epsom

salts. It could also be from his diapers..(did you change brands or if cloth

diapers, did you change laundry soaps?)

>

> Our son, 23 months old, has had a bad rash on his belly and lower back for

quite some time but for the past two days it's been a little worse and he even

has some near his groin area. It's been getting real bad and he has scratch

marks all over because it itches him.

>

> We had stopped giving him Epsom salt baths for a couple of days and it seemed

to be doing better and now that we've started the baths again it seems to be

worse than ever. Could he be allergic to the Epsom salt?

>

> Supplement wise, the only new thing we've been giving him is the 500 mcg of

Mb12. I've even tried to increase his yeast protocol (GSE, OLE & No-Phenol) but

the rash is still there or maybe getting worse because I've increased his yeast

protocol.

>

> I was thinking of making a doctor's appt. so they can send him a cream but I

would'nt want to put him a cream that could be harmful to him. Would cortizone

be ok? Or could the Mb12 be causing the increase in yeast/rash, if so, should I

be giving something else along with Mb12 that can help with the yeast and make

his rash better?

>

> I feel very bad for him and just want to see his soft baby skin again:/

>

> Any help/ suggestions please!

>

[Guest guest]

Wow ! Thx for the great info.! He was dx previously with Eczema but they

only sent him cortizone and it helped for a short amount of time. I'm awaiting

his order of Nordic Naturals Pro EFA so God willing that will help him like it

helped your son. I really do think it's the warm baths in Epsom Salts that

might be doing it so I'm going to stop them for a while until I get the Pro EFA

in the mail.

Again, thank you so much for all your great information!

> >

> > Our son, 23 months old, has had a bad rash on his belly and lower back for

quite some time but for the past two days it's been a little worse and he even

has some near his groin area. It's been getting real bad and he has scratch

marks all over because it itches him.

> >

> > We had stopped giving him Epsom salt baths for a couple of days and it

seemed to be doing better and now that we've started the baths again it seems to

be worse than ever. Could he be allergic to the Epsom salt?

> >

> > Supplement wise, the only new thing we've been giving him is the 500 mcg of

Mb12. I've even tried to increase his yeast protocol (GSE, OLE & No-Phenol) but

the rash is still there or maybe getting worse because I've increased his yeast

protocol.

> >

> > I was thinking of making a doctor's appt. so they can send him a cream but I

would'nt want to put him a cream that could be harmful to him. Would cortizone

be ok? Or could the Mb12 be causing the increase in yeast/rash, if so, should I

be giving something else along with Mb12 that can help with the yeast and make

his rash better?

> >

> > I feel very bad for him and just want to see his soft baby skin again:/

> >

> > Any help/ suggestions please!

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Too much B vitamins will cause a rash.

>

> Our son, 23 months old, has had a bad rash on his belly and lower back for

quite some time but for the past two days it's been a little worse and he even

has some near his groin area. It's been getting real bad and he has scratch

marks all over because it itches him.

>

> We had stopped giving him Epsom salt baths for a couple of days and it seemed

to be doing better and now that we've started the baths again it seems to be

worse than ever. Could he be allergic to the Epsom salt?

>

> Supplement wise, the only new thing we've been giving him is the 500 mcg of

Mb12. I've even tried to increase his yeast protocol (GSE, OLE & No-Phenol) but

the rash is still there or maybe getting worse because I've increased his yeast

protocol.

>

> I was thinking of making a doctor's appt. so they can send him a cream but I

would'nt want to put him a cream that could be harmful to him. Would cortizone

be ok? Or could the Mb12 be causing the increase in yeast/rash, if so, should I

be giving something else along with Mb12 that can help with the yeast and make

his rash better?

>

> I feel very bad for him and just want to see his soft baby skin again:/

>

> Any help/ suggestions please!

>

[Guest guest]

My son has a rash right now on his back. I took him to the doctor and they said

it was Pityriasis Rosea which is usually comes out after having a viral illness.

They suggested hydrocortizone, aquafor and direct sunshine for at least 15

minutes/day. Just my 2 cents since we happen to have a rash right now.

Sandy

> > >

> > > Our son, 23 months old, has had a bad rash on his belly and lower back for

quite some time but for the past two days it's been a little worse and he even

has some near his groin area. It's been getting real bad and he has scratch

marks all over because it itches him.

> > >

> > > We had stopped giving him Epsom salt baths for a couple of days and it

seemed to be doing better and now that we've started the baths again it seems to

be worse than ever. Could he be allergic to the Epsom salt?

> > >

> > > Supplement wise, the only new thing we've been giving him is the 500 mcg

of Mb12. I've even tried to increase his yeast protocol (GSE, OLE & No-Phenol)

but the rash is still there or maybe getting worse because I've increased his

yeast protocol.

> > >

> > > I was thinking of making a doctor's appt. so they can send him a cream but

I would'nt want to put him a cream that could be harmful to him. Would cortizone

be ok? Or could the Mb12 be causing the increase in yeast/rash, if so, should I

be giving something else along with Mb12 that can help with the yeast and make

his rash better?

> > >

> > > I feel very bad for him and just want to see his soft baby skin again:/

> > >

> > > Any help/ suggestions please!

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

My son had terrible, chronic eczema about 3 years ago. It vanished within 4 days

of starting epsom salt baths. How ironic is that?

Eczema is often dietary, but can be triggered by an endless list of possible

irritants. I suspect there are chemicals in the water itself causing harm to our

children. Our pharmacist mentioned her son's eczema is aggravated by plain bath

water, which interested me since my sister was always blotchy following a

shower, and developed severe eczema later in life which was directly triggered

by tap water. She needs to wear cotton-lined rubber gloves to immerse her hands

in water for any reason, or her fingernails will fall off from the severity of

the skin reaction. When she swims at the beach - no reaction. I believe a heavy

duty water filtration system might help some such cases.

While trying to find the cause of my son's new outbreak, I recently learned

eczema can be bacterial or viral as well. There is the added possibility that it

is a " metals " rash. Perhaps the epsom salt baths are helping detox metals...

It's a head-scratcher, trying to find the cause. Doctors are little help...

Currently, we are keeping the skin moisturized and treating the itching with

jewelweed spray (a natural antipruritic), while we search for the underlying

cause.

..

> > >

> > > Our son, 23 months old, has had a bad rash on his belly and lower back for

quite some time but for the past two days it's been a little worse and he even

has some near his groin area. It's been getting real bad and he has scratch

marks all over because it itches him.

> > >

> > > We had stopped giving him Epsom salt baths for a couple of days and it

seemed to be doing better and now that we've started the baths again it seems to

be worse than ever. Could he be allergic to the Epsom salt?

> > >

> > > Supplement wise, the only new thing we've been giving him is the 500 mcg

of Mb12. I've even tried to increase his yeast protocol (GSE, OLE & No-Phenol)

but the rash is still there or maybe getting worse because I've increased his

yeast protocol.

> > >

> > > I was thinking of making a doctor's appt. so they can send him a cream but

I would'nt want to put him a cream that could be harmful to him. Would cortizone

be ok? Or could the Mb12 be causing the increase in yeast/rash, if so, should I

be giving something else along with Mb12 that can help with the yeast and make

his rash better?

> > >

> > > I feel very bad for him and just want to see his soft baby skin again:/

> > >

> > > Any help/ suggestions please!

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> Our son, 23 months old, has had a bad rash on his belly and lower back for

quite some time but for the past two days it's been a little worse and he even

has some near his groin area. It's been getting real bad and he has scratch

marks all over because it itches him.

> We had stopped giving him Epsom salt baths for a couple of days and it seemed

to be doing better and now that we've started the baths again it seems to be

worse than ever. Could he be allergic to the Epsom salt?

That is possible, or, epsom salts can be drying to the skin, so it might be that

also.

> Supplement wise, the only new thing we've been giving him is the 500 mcg of

Mb12. I've even tried to increase his yeast protocol (GSE, OLE & No-Phenol) but

the rash is still there or maybe getting worse because I've increased his yeast

protocol.

mB12 requires B2 and folic acid here, and both of them [folic moreso] caused

severely dry cracked rashy skin when they were deficient. Try increasing the

folic and B2, see if that helps.

> I feel very bad for him and just want to see his soft baby skin again:/

Try folic first. When I gave my kids enough folic acid, their skin was as soft

as an infant.

Dana

[Guest guest]

Hi, try using Boudreaux’s Butte Paste, rub in really well each day , until

the rash disappears. This really works for us, it can be found in the

diaper rash isle.. If this doesn’t work , try using Calamine lotion or Tea

Tree Oil ointment. I hope things get better for your child. Look at all

possibilities, detergent, fragrances any food that is different, even the

clothing he is wearing.. anything could be irritating his skin.. good luck

and take care..

Corinne

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On Behalf Of DIANA

Sent: Friday, June 04, 2010 10:31 AM

Subject: [ ] Re: Bad Rash..Will it ever go away??

Thank you very much for responding. We will look into trying this out.

>

> Sorry, I mean Chlorphenamine Maleate Tablets

>

>

>

>

>

> ________________________________

> From: J L <ilovett9999@...>

>

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> Sent: Fri, June 4, 2010 10:39:40 PM

> Subject: Re: [ ] Bad Rash..Will it ever go away??

>

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> Try to rub some Chlorphenamine liquid. Chlorphenamine can deal with

medication allergic and rash, a doctor had ever told my mother, can crush

the Chlorphenamine tablets (a small bottle) and add little water, then rub

the liquid to rash skin (not to eat, eat with much side effect) 3 or 4

times a day. Often it do work 3 to 4 days.

> Â

> JL

>

> ________________________________

> From: DIANA <dmniemes@...>

>

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> Sent: Fri, June 4, 2010 10:19:37 PM

> Subject: [ ] Bad Rash..Will it ever go away??

>

> Â

> Our son, 23 months old, has had a bad rash on his belly and lower back for

quite some time but for the past two days it's been a little worse and he

even has some near his groin area. It's been getting real bad and he has

scratch marks all over because it itches him.

>

> We had stopped giving him Epsom salt baths for a couple of days and it

seemed to be doing better and now that we've started the baths again it

seems to be worse than ever. Could he be allergic to the Epsom salt?

>

> Supplement wise, the only new thing we've been giving him is the 500 mcg

of Mb12. I've even tried to increase his yeast protocol (GSE, OLE &

No-Phenol) but the rash is still there or maybe getting worse because I've

increased his yeast protocol.

>

> I was thinking of making a doctor's appt. so they can send him a cream but

I would'nt want to put him a cream that could be harmful to him. Would

cortizone be ok? Or could the Mb12 be causing the increase in yeast/rash, if

so, should I be giving something else along with Mb12 that can help with the

yeast and make his rash better?

>

> I feel very bad for him and just want to see his soft baby skin again:/

>

> Any help/ suggestions please!

>

>